Transfer Talks: Pep → Juve ← Pochettino, Filipe Luis → Barca ← Felix → Man City?

As 2018/19 season is coming to an end, All Football takes a look at the biggest transfer news and rumours from all across Europe.

Guardiola 'meets Juventus director'

According to reports by Radio Sportiva in Italy, the City boss has agreed to join the Italian club and will replace Allegri.

The Manchester City boss met with Juve's Sporting director Fabio Paratici in Milan on Tuesday and is reportedly the Serie A club's number-one target after Massimiliano Allegri announced his departure after failing in his bid to bring the Champions League to the Old Lady.

According to reports by an Italian journalist from Radio Sportiva, Pep Guardiola has 'agreed' a four-year deal with Italian club Juventus. But Guardiola denied rumours linking him with Juventus just a few days ago.

Pochettino 'says YES to Juve'

Juventus have reportedly received the OK from Tottenham Hotspur’s Mauricio Pochettino about becoming their new Coach.

According to Gazzetta dello Sport's Nicolo Schira, Juve sporting director Fabio Paratici met two intermediaries who were 'taking care of contact with Tottenham' on Tuesday.

Schira explains the meeting was a 'positive' one and that, in the meantime, Pochettino has given his approval to taking over. Work would have since begun on a possible four-year contract for the Argentine.

'Filipe Luis offers himself to Barcelona'

It is reported taht Catalans have Filipe Luis' name on the table after he offered himself to them.

Catalan press Sport claims the left-back position at Barça is well covered by Alba. However, club are looking for one - be that a young player with potential or a more experienced option who is happy with a backup role - That's where Filipe Luis' name comes into the equation.

Filipe Luis is an affordable option who doesn't have to be bought and would sign a short-term deal. He would understand his role and wants to fulfill his dream of playing for Barça.

Barca & Man City 'leading the chase for Felix'

Barcelona and Manchester City are the two teams best placed to sign Benfica starlet Joao Felix.

According to the Portuguese journalist Rui Pedro Braz, speaking on the channel TVi24, Barça and City are leading the chase for the 19-year-old, but it's the Premier League champions who are the favourites. Braz says he could even be playing under Pep Guardiola next season.

Man Utd rule out Sancho move as Dortmund require £80-90 million for him

Manchester United will pursue alternative targets to bolster their attacking options this summer after ruling out an £80 million move for Borussia Dortmund winger Jadon Sancho, sources have told ESPN FC.

Former Manchester City youngster Sancho, 19, has been a long-term United target, with the club's scouting department identifying him as a potential signing prior to Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's arrival as the replacement for the sacked Jose Mourinho in December 2018.

Sources said United have been made aware that it would require an offer in the region of £80-90 million to even prompt Dortmund to consider selling Sancho, and with Solskjaer determined to press on with his summer recruitment plans, they have now chosen to look elsewhere due to what they perceive to be an overinflated valuation of a player who has just two full seasons of senior football under his belt.

Man City 'close in on a €60m deal' for Cancelo

Manchester City are believed to close in on a €60 million deal for Juventus right-back Joao Cancelo, according to reports in Portugal.

Juventus are open to selling the Portuguese international if they receive an offer of no less than €60m, now Portuguese media Record claims Manchester City are ready to satisfy Bianconeri's demand.

Man Utd bid for Wan-Bissaka

Manchester United are ready to begin a bidding war for Crystal Palace starlet Aaron Wan-Bissaka with a £25million offer, according to reports.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is believed to be keen on a move for the 21-year-old defender, who has shone since breaking into the first team at Selhurst Park. The Evening Standard claim United will open the bidding for Wan-Bissaka, but that Crystal Palace will reject their opening offer.

It's believed Palace will hold out for at least £50m for the defender, whom Solskjaer hopes can become his right back for the long haul.

These transfers have been officialized

Dortmund have signed Thorgan Hazard & Julian Brandt

Borussia Dortmund have officially completed 2 signings of Thorgan Hazard from Monchengladbach and Julian Brandt from Leverkusen until 2024.

The Belgium international has signed a five-year deal with the Bundesliga runners-up having spent five years with M'Gladbach. The transfer fee has yet to be disclosed, but Kicker and Sportbuzz believe it could be between €30-40m.

Brandt is one of Germany's brightest young talents, having already earned 24 senior caps for his country and scored two goals, and he reportedly has a release clause of just £21.5m (€25m). The Bayer Leverkusen midfielder has shone in the second half of the season, ending the campaign with 7 goals and 11 assists in the Bundesliga.

Caballero signs a one-year contract extension at Chelsea

Willy Caballero has signed a contract extension at Chelsea for the forthcoming 2019/20 campaign.

The experienced goalkeeper has been a back-up during his two years at the Bridge so far but has proved a more than capable deputy when called upon between the posts.